Al Jazeera chief al-Dahdou is a friend. The killing of his son is new proof that we journalists are in the crosshairs

Rafah — It was a very tough night, yet another. We couldn’t sleep a wink: the sounds of the bombing nearby kept us awake Khan Yunis – so strong that it makes houses shake – and drones, which now fly very close without interruption. By now we have understood that after the drone’s aerial patrol there will be a bombing, so even just the buzz of a remotely guided aircraft makes everyone very nervous.